► 動詞
行く [(2)いく] meaning: come rank: 1
☆ 今行くよ ⇨ I’m coming right now (☛ In Japanese 来る is strictly to come to where the speaker is. So for the speaker to come to where the listener is, is to go from the speaker’s perspective, and it is always 行く)
☆ 明日また君の所に行くよ ⇨ I will come to your place again tomorrow (☛ In Japanese 来る is strictly to come to where the speaker is. So for the speaker to come to where the listener is, is to go from the speaker’s perspective, and it is always 行く)
行く [(2)いく] meaning: go rank: 1
☆ 彼女は食料品を買いに行った ⇨ She’s gone to buy groceries
☆ 私は電車で仕事に行く ⇨ I go to work by train
☆ 私達はラーメンを食べに行った ⇨ We went out to get some ramen
☆ 計画は思った通りに行かなかった ⇨ The plan didn’t go as expected
☆ 鍵がどこか行っちゃった ⇨ The key has gone somewhere. The key is missing. I can’t find the key
行く [(2)いく] [旨く行く] meaning: go rank: 1
☆ 何回試しても旨く行かない ⇨ No matter how many times I try it doesn’t go well
☆ 全て旨く行ってホッとした ⇨ Everything went well and I am relieved
行く [(2)いく] meaning: leave rank: 1
☆ もう行かなきゃ ⇨ I have to leave now
行く [(2)いく] [出て行く] [出る＋行く] meaning: leave rank: 1
☆ 彼は妻子を残して出て行った ⇨ He left (for good), leaving his wife and children behind
☆ 出て行け！ ⇨ Get the hell out here! (☛ Leave and won’t come back)
☆ この家がそんなに嫌なら出て行け ⇨ If you don’t like this family, then just leave (☛ Leave and won’t come back, typically due to a personal dispute)
行ける [いける] [行く] meaning: go rank: 1
☆ 仕事があるから今日は行けない ⇨ I got work so I can’t go today (☛ Can go)
☆ 行ける所まで行こう ⇨ Let’s go as far as we can go (☛ Can go)
行く [(2)ゆく] [liter] meaning: go rank: 1
☆ 我が道を行く ⇨ I go my way (☛ The real correct pronunciation of いく, even though in the modern conversations いく is almost always used)
行く [(2)いく] [coll] meaning: do rank: 2
☆ うちで御飯を食べて行ったら？ ⇨ Why don’t you have a meal with us (and then go on your way)? (☛ Emphasis is on the temporary nature of the action, before you eventually move on)
☆ ここで一休みして行こう ⇨ Let’s have a break here (and then get going again) (☛ Emphasis is on the temporary nature of the action, before you eventually move on)
行く [(2)いく] [coll] meaning: orgasm rank: 3
☆ あー、イキそう ⇨ Ahhh, I’m coming (☛ In Japanese you “go”, not “come”)
► 補助動詞
行く [(2)いく] meaning: continue rank: 1
☆ このまま生きて行く気力が無い ⇨ I don’t have the will to keep living this way
☆ 彼とやって行く自信が無くなった ⇨ I lost the confidence to continue relationship with him
☆ 時代は常に変わって行く ⇨ Times will always keep changing
☆ 若い才能をどんどん育てて行くことが大切だ ⇨ It is important to keep growing young talents
☆ 今後も作業効率を改善し続けて行く必要が有る ⇨ There is a need to keep improving our work efficiency into the future (☛ 改善し続けて行く is redundant and the same with 改善して行く, but both are used commonly in conversation)
More examples:
- 上手く行こうが行くまいが、やってみる価値は有る ⇨ Whether it works or not, it is worth trying
- 兵士達が整然と行進して行く ⇨ Soldiers are marching in a very orderly fashion
- あの店にはちょくちょく行く ⇨ I go to that store every once in a while
- 混雑した所に行くのはどうも気が向かない ⇨ I’m just reluctant to go to crowded places
- フランスに行くのはこれが二度目だ ⇨ This is the second time I go to France
- 彼は行く先を告げずに出発した ⇨ He left without telling where he was going
- そこまで行くには相当時間が掛かる ⇨ It will take a long time to get there
- 行くにしろ行かないにしろ、早く決めてよ ⇨ Whether you go or not, make up your mind quick
- 行くか行かないか、未だ決めていない ⇨ I haven’t decided yet whether I will go or won’t go
- 宴会には誰と一緒に行くの？ ⇨ Who are you going to the party with?
- 道行く人達 ⇨ People walking, passying, by
- そちらがそういうやり方をするなら、こちらもこちらのやり方で行く ⇨ If that’s the way you do things, then this side, I, will do things my way too
- 彼女は近々お嫁に行く ⇨ She is getting married soon
- 東京に行くんじゃなかったの？その筈だったんだけど、急に予定が変わったんだ ⇨ I thought you were going to Tokyo, no? That was how it was supposed to be, that was the plan, but suddenly things have changed
- もう彼等の行く手を阻む者はいない ⇨ There are nobody left to block their path. Nobody is going to stop them